MIMIKA, CENTRAL PAPUA – Demonstrating its commitment to serving the community with compassion, the Peaceful Cartenz-2026 Operation Police Task Force carried out a humanitarian aid distribution at the Cinta Kasih Hulda Child Care Home in SP 1, Mimika Baru District, Mimika Regency, Central Papua, on Monday (October 19, 2026).
The initiative reflects the Indonesian National Police’s (Polri) commitment to a more humane approach to law enforcement, aimed at bringing happiness, fostering compassion, and strengthening ties with the community, particularly children.
Led by the Head of the Peaceful Cartenz-2026 Operation Support Task Force, Senior Commissioner of Police Bambang Widiatmoko, S.H., S.I.K., M.Han., the event featured the distribution of humanitarian aid packages, a joint prayer session, and opportunities for personnel to interact and play with the children at the orphanage.
Beyond providing material assistance, the officers offered their time, attention, and companionship, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that was expected to leave the children with positive and lasting memories.
The initiative embodies the vision of the Chief of the Indonesian National Police, General of Police Dr. H. Suyudi Ario Seto, S.H., S.I.K., M.Si., C.I.R.R., who aspires to see children view police officers not as figures to fear, but as approachable, friendly individuals who provide protection and a sense of security.
This vision was brought to life through warm and caring interactions, allowing the children to see police officers not merely as law enforcers, but also as protectors and friends who are present to support them.
Deliana, Head of the Cinta Kasih Hulda Child Care Home, expressed her gratitude for the visit and the attention shown to the children. She said the presence of Peaceful Cartenz Task Force personnel had brought happiness to the children through their compassionate service. She also expressed her hope that God would continue to guide and protect the personnel as they carried out their duties.
“Shalom. On behalf of myself as the Head of the Cinta Kasih Hulda Child Care Home and all the children here, we would like to express our gratitude to the Peaceful Cartenz officers for visiting us and bringing happiness to our children through their compassionate service. We hope the Peaceful Cartenz Task Force will continue to prosper and that God will always guide and accompany its personnel in every duty, task, and act of service. Thank you, and God bless,” Deliana said.
The Head of the Peaceful Cartenz-2026 Operation, Inspector General of Police Dr. Faizal Ramadhani, S.Sos., S.I.K., M.H., emphasized that the police must be present in the community not only to maintain security and public order, but also to provide reassurance, build public trust, and foster a spirit of compassion and solidarity.
“Our simple aspiration is to ensure that children no longer feel afraid when they see police officers. Instead, they should feel safe and comfortable and regard the police as their friends. The presence of the National Police should bring peace of mind and happiness, including to children who need attention and affection. This is the spirit of ‘Police Working Together with the Community’ that we must bring to life through concrete actions,” the Operation Chief stated.
He added that a humane approach was essential to building public trust. Through social initiatives and direct engagement with the community, the National Police seeks to strengthen relationships with the public and demonstrate that compassion is an integral part of police service.
Echoing this message, Deputy Head of the Peaceful Cartenz-2026 Operation, Senior Commissioner of Police Adarma Sinaga, S.I.K., M.Hum., said the spirit of “Police Working Together with the Community” must be reflected in every form of public service and dedication, including efforts to care for children as the nation’s future generation.
“‘Police Working Together with the Community’ is not merely a tagline; it is a spirit that must be reflected in our everyday actions. We want children to feel close to police officers, feel confident approaching them, interact with them without fear, and understand that the National Police is here to protect and help them. Through initiatives like this, we hope to nurture public trust and build stronger relationships between the police and the community,” the Deputy Operation Chief said.
Through this humanitarian aid initiative, the Peaceful Cartenz-2026 Operation Police Task Force hopes to foster a stronger sense of togetherness while encouraging the children at the Cinta Kasih Hulda Child Care Home to continue learning, praying, and pursuing their dreams.
The attention and support provided are intended to remind the children that they are not alone as they work toward a brighter future.
The Peaceful Cartenz Operation Police Task Force reaffirmed its commitment to remaining present in the community, strengthening public trust, and bringing the spirit of “Police Working Together with the Community” to life through meaningful and compassionate service.
